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Pastoral Staff

Pastor: Fr. Dale W. Staysniak

Parochial Vicar: Fr. Peter T. Kovacina

Deacon: Rev. Mr. Gerard Blanda

DRE/Pastoral Minister: Mr. Randy Harris, M.R.E

Pastoral Minister: Sr. Roberta Goebel, OSU

Principal: Mr. Patrick Klimkewicz

Parish Secretary: Mrs. Joyce Fanous

Music Minister: Mrs. Nancy Tabar

Parish Directory

Parish Address: 6750 State Road�

Parma, Ohio 44134

Parish Office: (440) 842-2666

Religious Education: (440) 845-4470

Parish Office Hours: Mon /Wed/Thurs 9:00am - 7:00pm

Tuesday & Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Parish Website: stanthonypaduaparma.org

School Directory

School Office: (440) 845-3444

School Website: stanthonyofpaduaschool.org

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH PARMA, OH

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29

7:00AM Edward & Agnes Medrick

8:00AM Joseph & Mark Oros

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30

7:00AM Joe Okleson

8:00AM William Svoboda

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31

7:00AM Joan Jones

8:00AM Irene Reinhardt

5:30PM For People of the Parish (living & deceased)

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, All Saints Day.

7:00AM For People of the Parish (living & deceased)

9:00AM For People of the Parish (living & deceased)

5:30PM For People of the Parish (living & deceased)

7:00PM For People of the Parish (living & deceased)

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, All Souls Day.

7:00AM Bridget Zupancic

8:00AM Ann Kysilka

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3

8:00AM Vocation Mass

4:30PM Robert Laheta

6:00PM For the Deceased of the Parish this Past Year

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary

Time.

8:00AM Leonard Wojcik

10:00AM Tina Mazzurco

12:00PM Donna Spayer

Please Pray For: Ed & Helen Bartkiewicz, Irene Bednar, Bob

Boger, Roseanne Buzinski, Maxine Cerny, Joe & Marcia Demko, Gary

DiRosa, Ray Dmytriw, Margaret Double, Norbert Erker, Rita Fecek,

Greg Findura, Anne Kilbane-Friedl, Sandra & Logan Friedl, Frances

Funtek, Sam Gappa, Josephine Gaul, Robert Gielski, John Gladden,

Frank Gumina, Rose Marie Hewitt, Ron Hicks, Celeste Hurley,

Marian Jarabek, Colleen Jarvis, Millie Jasany, Janet Johnson, Pat

Jones, Bill Kaine, Lou Ann Keith, Betty Kilbane, Donald Kotarsky,

Anthony William Kronholz, Cynthia Kufleitner, Karen Kulju, Andrea

Lagzdins, Dorothy Laquatra, April & John J. Lieske, Corinne

Lipinski, John Mackin, Elizabeth Madar, Thomas Madej, Edward &

Josephine Maskulka, Lenore Masterson, Claudia & Russell Mazanec,

Peyton McCarthy, Rosemarie Medvin, John Metzger, Dorothy Nagy,

Jane Najlepszy, Mary Niec, Rose Nosse, Dora Oney, Agnes Padar,

Gabe Papke, Marla Perko, Timothy Petro, Carrie Piechowski,

Nicholas J. Precario, Mary Jane, Nick, & John Precario, Brian

Puhaulik, Jan Ravas, Christopher Reeves, Leigh-Ann Revay, Kendall

Rossi, Mary Sabo, Lorraine Schmidt, Sue Seda, Robert & Teresa

Setele, Margaret Sheridan, Helen Smith, Joan Smyke, Doug Stos,

Sylvia Stibley, Diane Straub, Michael Szpendyk, Richard Tabar, Alice

Tucker, Richard Turocy, Loretta Vacca, Annie Vorndran, Beverly

Von Alt, Margaret and Mary Williamson, Cathy Yappel, Andrew

Yaronczyk, Christopher Yurko, Amanda Zmecek.

Sylvia Stahl

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SUNDAY THOUGHT

Mark 10:46-52

In today’s Gospel we hear the account of blind

Bartimaeus. The character of Bartimaeus can represent

anyone who finds themselves in a state of confusion. In

his darkness, Bartimaeus doesn’t know where to turn or

what to do to change his situation. By the grace of God,

he is able to hear Jesus and believe, and through his

belief in Him, Jesus can now help him. What is critical

to today’s story is Bartimaeus’ willingness to call out

from his darkness for help. This decision to call out to

Jesus is one that we are all asked to make whenever we

are in a place in life utterly confused. Our confusion

may arise from finding ourselves in a relationship that

seems to have lost its way and we don’t know where it

is going. We may be confused about our marriage; it’s

in trouble. We are depressed and we don’t know which

way to turn. Our life may not be going the way we

thought it would and we are confused about future

decisions that need to be made. The situations are really

without number. If we follow the example of

Bartimaeus, we must first call out to Jesus in prayer. We

must admit that on our own, we cannot change anything.

The first step, our cry for mercy and guidance, is the

most important step to take to dispel our confusion. The

cloak of pride must be thrown off so Jesus can heal us

and give us sight.

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Contributions for Weekend October 20/21 2018:

Total Offering: $12,538.05

Sunday Collection: $9,351.00

Faith Direct: $3,187.05

Poor Box:$80.00

Senior Poor: $13.00

THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME OCTOBER 28, 2018

CELEBRATING THE SAINTS

Saint Dymphna, Virgin and Martyr (7

th

Century Ireland)

According to Christian tradition, Dymphna was

born in Ireland in the 7

th

Century. Dymphna’s father

Damon, a petty king of Oriel, was a pagan, but her mother

was a devout Christian.

When Dymphna was 14 years old, she

consecrated herself to Christ and took a vow of Chastity.

Shortly thereafter, her mother died. Damon had loved his

wife deeply, and in the aftermath of her death his mental

health sharply deteriorated. Eventually the king’s

counselors pressed him to remarry. Damon agreed, but

only on the condition that his bride would be as beautiful

as his deceased wife. After searching fruitlessly, Damon

began to desire his daughter because of her strong

resemblance to her mother.

When Dymphna learned of her father’s intention

she swore to uphold her vows and fled the court along

with her confessor, Father Gerebernus, two trusted

servants and the king’s fool. Together they sailed toward

the continent, eventually landing in what is present day

Belgium, where they took refuge in the town of Geel.

Damon sent his agents to pursue his daughter and her

companions. When their hiding place was discovered,

Damon traveled to Geel to recover his daughter. Damon

ordered his soldiers to kill Gerebernus and when

Dymphna refuse to return with him to Ireland, Damon

with his own sword cut off her head.

Dymphna’s biography almost certainly draws

from folklore. Nevertheless, the extraordinary signs of

Dymphna’s intercession cannot be denied. When, in the

13

th

century, Dymphna’s relics were moved to the

cathedral in Geel for the purpose of veneration, numerous

cures of mental illness and epilepsy were reported. Soon

pilgrims from all over Europe came to Geel for cures. The

town’s people began to take them into their own homes.

Thus began a tradition for the ongoing care of the

mentally ill that has endured for over 500 years and is still

studied and envied today in the city of Geel. Patients were

and still are, taken into the inhabitants of Geel’s homes.

Never called patients, they are called boarders, and are

treated as ordinary and useful members of the town. They

are treated as members of the host family. They work,

most often in menial labor, and in return, they become

part of the community. Some stay a few months, some

decades, some for their entire lives. At its peak in the

1930’s, over 4000 boarders were housed with the town’s

inhabitants.

Today, around 500 boarders continue to live at

Geel. Mental health professionals visit the town to study

the successful “community therapy,” and pilgrims

continue to pray at the cathedral before Dymphna’s relics.

St. Dymphna’s feast day is May 30

th

.

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ALL SOULS DAY

REMEMBRANCE BOOK

Let us join together as a parish

and remember those family members and

friends who have touched our lives

deeply and have now gone home to God

by signing their names in our parish’s

Book of Life. The book is found in the lobby of the

Church. These names and all the Faithful Departed will

be remembered in a special way during the coming

month of November.

All Souls Day Remembrance envelopes are in

your envelope packets for your use to remember your

deceased family and friends. Additional envelopes for

those who contribute on line are available on the parish

bookrack. Six additional Masses are scheduled during

the year where they will be remembered. Charity

obligates us to pray for the souls of the faithful departed

just as we would wish to be prayed for. It is still a

Catholic practice to have Masses said during the year for

those who have died.

SOCIAL CONCERNS

COMMITTEE

In observance of Veterans Day, the St.

Anthony of Padua Social Concerns

Committee will hold a USO collection

drive one weekend only, November 10/11, 2018. Please

check the bulletin next week for a list of needed items.

Monetary donations are also greatly appreciated. Thank

you.

COUGAR FUN RUN & COLOR RUN

St. Anthony of Padua school is raising funds to paint the

classrooms and update the locker rooms. The goal is to

raise $12,000. Every pledge helps. Visit the pledge

page to participate in this great opportunity and sponsor

Fr. Peter for the run on November 2. https://tinyurl.com/

yd4apb8k

By supporting our parish school, we support the parish

and the community. Thank you for your generosity.

THE FEAST OF ALL SAINTS

Thursday, November 1, 2018, is the Feast of All

Saints, a Holy Day of Obligation for all Catholics.

Masses for the feast are as follows. The Vigil Mass,

Wednesday, 31 October, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. Masses

on the day of the feast, Thursday, November 1

st

, are

at 7:00 a.m.; 9:00 a.m.; 5:30 p.m.; and 7:00 p.m.

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH PARMA, OHIO

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ADULT FAITH CLASSES

“Ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of

Christ.” — St. Jerome

All classes take place in the Hospitality Room.

Each class will be one hour, with no prior classes

necessary. All are welcome.

50+ SOCIAL CLUB

St. Anthony's 50+ Social Club will meet Thursday

November 1st

. All 50+ers are welcome. The meeting

will start at noon with the Rosary. Come and enjoy the

pastry, coffee or tea. Play bingo for $1 a card with all

money collected given out as prize money, or join

other players for a game of Pinochle cards. We hope to

see you there.

WEEKLY MASS REMINDER

The Introductory Rites

“The rites that precede the Liturgy of the Word,

namely, the Entrance, the Greeting, the Penitential

Act, the Kyrie, the Gloria in excelsis (Glory to God in

the highest) and Collect, have the character of a

beginning, an introduction, and a preparation.

Their purpose is to ensure that the faithful, who come

together as one, establish communion and dispose

themselves properly to listen to the Word of God and

to celebrate the Eucharist worthily.

In certain celebrations that are combined with Mass

according to the norms of the liturgical books, the

Introductory Rites are omitted or take place in a

particular way.

—from the General Instruction of the Roman Missal, 46.

MARRIAGE AND FAMILY

“‘Whoever wishes to be great among you will be your

servant; whoever wishes to be first among you will be

the slave of all.’ (Mk 10:43-44) It can be exhausting

to always be caring for your children and spouse.

Remember who you are ultimately serving: Christ. He

will give you the strength (and the rest) that you

need.” — Daily Marriage Tip for October 21, 2018

from http://www.foryourmarriage.org

PLEASE BE GENEROUS….

Next week, November 3 and 4, Carmona Caravan #75

of the International Order of Alhambra, a Catholic

organization, will be outside the church doors collecting

donations to support our mission of assisting

developmentally disabled children.

FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTION TO THE

SACRED HEART

This Friday is the first Friday of the month. The parish

devotion to the Sacred Heart is prayed after each of the

morning Masses. Come and unite your heart with His.

FIRST SATURDAY DEVOTION TO THE

IMMACULATE HEART

This Saturday is the first Saturday of the month. Mass will

be celebrated at 8:00am. Come in honor of Our Lady as

we pray for vocations.

PARENT REMINDER – 1

ST

RECONCILIATION

Saturday November 3, 2018 is Jesus Day for

Reconciliation for all students preparing for First

Reconciliation on November 18, 2018. Parents please

drop off your child by 8:50 a.m. in the basement of the

school (north side) and pick them up by 11:30 a.m. Thank

you.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29

6:30PM PSR - School

7:00PM RCIA - Rectory

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1

12:00PM 50+ Social Club - HR

6:45PM Bingo - H

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3

9:00AM Jesus Day for First Reconciliation - H/7/SA

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4

11:00AM Confirmation Retreat Day - School/CH

Class Title Date

Bible Study: Philippians

Read Philippians for class

Monday, November 12, 2018 at

1:15 PM

Thursday, November 15, 2018 at

7:00 PM

MASS FOR THE DECEASED OF THE

PARISH FROM THE PAST YEAR

The 6:00 p.m. Vigil Mass, Saturday, November 3,

2018, will be celebrated for all those have died

during the past year from the parish. A reception in

the hospitality room will follow the Mass for family

members and all who wish to attend.

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THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME OCTOBER 28, 2018

CONFIRMATION

Today our young people who are preparing for

Confirmation will be reflecting on “The Holy Spirit.” Have

you ever noticed that people do not do anything until they

are inspired? Once they are inspired, there is nothing they

cannot do. The disciples are a perfect example. Before

Pentecost, they were full of fear. After Pentecost, they were

full of courage. They changed, because they were inspired.

They were filled with the Holy Spirit. Our young people

will be filled with that same Spirit at Confirmation. God

inspires us to do great things with our lives. Jesus promised

He would be with us and that He would send His Holy

Spirit to guide, inspire, and encourage us. In Confirmation

Jesus makes good on His promise. Please pray for our

Confirmation students, that the gifts of the Holy Spirit,

Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude,

Knowledge, Piety and Fear of the Lord, will strengthen

them on their faith journey.

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT

“This is a prayer we need to pray every day, every day:

Holy Spirit may my heart be open to the Word of God,

may my heart be open to good, may my heart be open to

the beauty of God, every day.”

Pope Francis

TODAY’S REFLECTION

How do we know if we are filled with the Holy Spirit? How

will we know if we are seeking God’s loving plan for our

life and responding to it? If we are really allowing the Holy

Spirit to flourish within us, the fruits should be bubbling

forth in our lives. “A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor a

bad tree bear good fruit.” (Matthew 7:18) The fruits of

the Holy Spirit are: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness,

goodness, generosity, gentleness, faithfulness, modesty,

self-control, and chastity. By embracing and engaging

the Gifts of the Holy Spirit – we are guided to the path that

leads to the fruit of the Holy Spirit. Are you yearning for

the fruits of the spirit in your life? The answer is yes we all

want these things.

Adapted from session eight – Decision Point

CATHOLIC GLOSSARY

Habit: The habit is the religious garb worn by a

religious sister or religious brother. Every habit is

different. ex. Franciscans white brown while

Dominicans wear white. The distinctions of the garb

identifies the order to whom the religious belongs.

CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY CORNER

“Be not afraid to tell Jesus that you love Him; even

though it be without feeling, this is the way to oblige

Him to help you, and carry you like a little child too

feeble to walk.” — St. Thérèse of Lisieux

POPE FRANCIS’ PRAYER INTENTION FOR

NOVEMBER

In the Service of Peace: That the language of love

and dialogue may always prevail over the language of

conflict.

Reflection by Deacon Ted Penton SJ

We live in a world of much violence – wars

around the world, in our communities, and even in our

homes. Seeing and experiencing this violence provokes

fear and anger within us, often tempting us to respond with

more violence. But this isn’t God’s answer to violence. We

find God’s answer on the cross. Jesus didn’t allow Peter to

defend Him from an arrest by use of the sword. Nor did He

call down legions of angels to save Him from the Romans

who tortured and executed Him. Instead He submitted to

death on the cross. In some mysterious way, the Father

used the death and resurrection of His Son for a far greater

purposes than any of his followers could have imagined.

As Pope Francis eloquently stated, “In the silence of the

cross, the uproar of weapons ceases and the language of

reconciliation, forgiveness, dialogue, and peace is spoken.

The words we use matter, and can move us

towards greater peace, or towards more conflict. Our

words are an expression of who we are, just as Jesus

Himself, the Word made flesh, is the incarnate expression

of who the Father is. When our words are hostile and aim

to put others down, we aren’t imitating Jesus, and

reconciliation becomes impossible. When instead we use

the language of love and peace, this enables us to enter

into dialogue with others, even with those who are very

different from us. Through that dialogue we begin to better

understand one another, enabling us to follow Jesus in

building a more peaceful world.

LADIES GUILD NEWS

The Ladies Guild Christmas Party is

Tuesday, December 11th. Mass at

6:00pm, will be followed by Dinner and

Entertainment. The cost is $15.00. Envelopes with your

name and money can be placed in the collection basket to

the attention of the Ladies Guild by December 2nd. Your

membership must be paid to attend. Any questions

please text or call Lori Price at 216-513-8894.

SEMINARIANS OF THE WEEK

This week, we pray for

Jeffrey Lindholm, James

Livingston, Pablo Lopez, and

Andrew Lucci.

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Our Beloved Deceased

2017-2018

Robert Haas

Helena Danczak

Frankie Diane Stancato

Martha Baughman

Joe Geraci

John Padar

Thomas Luchka

Raymond Chmielecki

Barbara Kubat

John Kryska

Anne L. King

Mary Ann DeCress

Grace McNeely

Tressa DiOrio

Alma Shymske

Antoinette Evancho

Michael Indovina

Dorothy Poghen

Joseph Bogdan

Vincent Ruvo

Victoria Gronowski

Constance Silbaugh

Helen Hoppner

Joseph Szerpicki

Andrew Hudak

Margaret Lewandowski

Joseph Kundrat

Dolores Sawyer

Louis Ragonese

Carol Dickey

Janet Arena

Stanley Franczak

Genevieve Martin

Michelle Hora-Buremeister

Dolores M. Kotesovec

Eleanor LaRocco

Marie Kich

Anne Kolke

Annette Sever

Justine McCoy

Richard Ward

Joseph Okleson

Alex Lazar

Marija Zupancic

Geraldine Rushboldt

Kevin Marino

Geraldine Markus

Edward DeCress

Timothy Snowden

Adele Taucher

Lawrence Moavero

James Kelley

John Galletta

Patricia Barbeck

Patricia Kelley

Thomas Frankino

Joan Fattlar

Elaine Roessner

Mary Ann McKelvey

Joanne Yakubik

Grace Collura

George Gackowski

Richard Vidugiris

Edward P. Hornyak

Giuseppe Cancelliere

Jacqueline Dotson

James Giera

Phyllis Tomaselli

Bernice English

Barbara Nowakowski

Judy Sochacky

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Amen.

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